New golfers learn putting skills best if they are first reinforced for effective short putts followed by reinforcement for increasingly longer-distance putting effectiveness. this best illustrates the value of:

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Chaz Reed

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2 January, 12:19

New golfers learn putting skills best if they are first reinforced for effective short putts followed by reinforcement for increasingly longer-distance putting effectiveness. this best illustrates the value of:

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Grant Montgomery · Answer 1

New golfers learn putting skills best if they are first reinforced for effective short putts followed by reinforcement for increasingly longer-distance putting effectiveness. this best illustrates the value of progressive reinforcement in learning.

Ronin Rodgers · Answer 2

The answer is the value of Shaping.

In psychology, shaping refers tot he process of achieving a certain desired results, by making that person used to a certain successful attempt that could lead to the result.

Other example would be someone who want to finish a marathon build the foundation of his success by first succeeding in completing smaller running distance.